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SYN question
14 years 11 months ago #32911
by kogula14
SYN question was created by kogula14
Hi,
I found out my client web page cannot be load as it shows "Connection Timed Out" error message. I suspected that maybe got SYN attack in that server. After i run the below command:-
[root@server1403 ~]# netstat -n | grep :80 | grep SYN |wc -l
157
My question is:-
When i check, one 1 Ip utilze 1 SYN. Is it really a SYN attack or not?
Or it is high load due to high users at one time, that is why can't open the web page??
Thanks
I found out my client web page cannot be load as it shows "Connection Timed Out" error message. I suspected that maybe got SYN attack in that server. After i run the below command:-
[root@server1403 ~]# netstat -n | grep :80 | grep SYN |wc -l
157
My question is:-
When i check, one 1 Ip utilze 1 SYN. Is it really a SYN attack or not?
Or it is high load due to high users at one time, that is why can't open the web page??
Thanks
14 years 11 months ago #32919
by cooluswiz
Replied by cooluswiz on topic Syn Attack
Assuming that you know the three way handshake, is the web server in DMZ - Behind the firewall. Further take a trace on your firewall preferably on both interfaces (Inbound/Outbound) to eliminate the same.
14 years 11 months ago #32933
by kogula14
Replied by kogula14 on topic Re: SYN question
Hi,
I couldn't understand the thing that you mentioned (take a trace on your firewall preferably on both interfaces (Inbound/Outbound) to eliminate the same.)
Do you mean take traceroute or doing netstat??
I couldn't understand the thing that you mentioned (take a trace on your firewall preferably on both interfaces (Inbound/Outbound) to eliminate the same.)
Do you mean take traceroute or doing netstat??
14 years 11 months ago #32940
by S0lo
Studying CCNP...
Ammar Muqaddas
Forum Moderator
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Replied by S0lo on topic Re: SYN question
kogula14, May be you've done this already but just in case,
Try this at the command prompt of the server:
netstat -n -p TCP
If you see a big list of connections with state: SYN_RECEIVED. Then this could indicate SYN attack.
Try this at the command prompt of the server:
netstat -n -p TCP
If you see a big list of connections with state: SYN_RECEIVED. Then this could indicate SYN attack.
Studying CCNP...
Ammar Muqaddas
Forum Moderator
www.firewall.cx
14 years 11 months ago #32943
by FishNBone
Replied by FishNBone on topic Re: SYN question
Hi all!
kogula14 i tried your command on windows vista cmd, mine got alot of 'ESTABLISHED' word in the status and one 'CLOSE_WAIT' and a 'SYN_SENT' what does all of these mean?
Thank you!
kogula14 i tried your command on windows vista cmd, mine got alot of 'ESTABLISHED' word in the status and one 'CLOSE_WAIT' and a 'SYN_SENT' what does all of these mean?
Thank you!
14 years 10 months ago #33301
by kogula14
Replied by kogula14 on topic Re: SYN question
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